Woodpecker U600 LED, Instruction Manual

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direction, Do not screw it over tight in case of damage. [ note 1]
2.1.3 Insert the plug of the foot switch to its socket. (see picture 2)
2.1.4 Connect one end of the water pipe to the water entrance, and the other
end to the clean water sourse. (see picture 2)
2.1.5 Choose the scaling tip according to the requirement, and fix the scaling
tip with the wrench. ( see picture 4)
2.1.6 Turn on the power switch, the power indicator lighted and the machine
is ready for work. Touch panel is applied to this machine, water supply mode or
power can be adjusted by directly touching the water supply mode identification
or power indicator on the touch panel.
2.1.7 Under normal working condition, the frequency of the tips is very high,
light touch and a certain to-and-fro motion will eliminate the tartar without
obvious heating, overexetion and overatay are forbidden.
2.1.8 Vibrating intensity: Adjust the vibrating intensity according to your
need, usually adjust to the middle grade, and adjust the vibrating during the
clinical treatment according to the patient's sensitivity and the rigidity of the
tartar.
2.1.9 Step on the foot switch, the tip begins to vibrate, and the LED lamp
on the top of the handpiece shines. Release the foot switch, the LED lamp keep
shining for 10 seconds.
2.1.10 Water volume adjustment: Step on the foot switch, and the tip begins
to vibrate, then turn the water control switch to fine spray to cool down the
handpiece and clean the teeth.
2.1.11 The handpiece can be handled in the same gesture as a pen in hand.
2.1.12 Be sure not to make the end of the tip touch the teeth vertically, and not
use too much pressure when the tip touch the surface of the teeth, in order not to
hurt the teeth and the tip.
2.1.13 After finishing operation, keep the machine working for 30 seconds
with the water supply to clean the handpiece and the tip.
2.1.14 Unscrew the scaling tip and sterilize it.
Note: Don't screw the scaling tips when stepping on the foot switch, and
the machine is working.
3. Maintenance
3.1 Troubleshooting